This image depicts a market stall in Port-Harcourt, Nigeria

This image depicts a market stall in Port-Harcourt, Nigeria. The scene is an outdoor or semi-enclosed area, likely a section of a larger market, under a makeshift canopy constructed from white and dark tarpaulin or fabric supported by wooden poles. The background is a dark, rough-textured wall or interior space. The stall is laden with various food items. In the foreground, on the left, a rough wooden crate or box is visible. The primary display features multiple large, shallow metallic trays holding bulk dried goods. From left to right, on different levels: a tray contains a large pile of light brown, flattened, dried items, possibly dried beans or nuts. Above this, another tray holds smaller, dark reddish-brown dried items, likely dried shrimp or crayfish. To the right, another tray contains white, irregularly shaped items, possibly dried fish or stock cubes, packaged in clear plastic bags. Behind these trays, on a lower surface covered by a blue plastic sheet, are numerous packaged goods. These include stacks of brightly colored packets, some identifiable as "DOYCO" branded items (likely noodles or spices) and other snack-like packages. A transparent plastic bottle containing a reddish-brown liquid (possibly palm oil) stands upright. Another large, shallow metallic tray at the upper right displays a pile of light-colored grains or seeds, possibly rice or beans. A yellow plastic bucket supports this tray. Red canned goods, labeled "SONIA," are visible next to the dried shrimp tray. The ground in the immediate foreground is dark and appears rough. Black plastic bags are visible on the left side of the stall, one draped over a wooden support. A crumpled grey object, possibly a discarded plastic bag, lies on the ground in the lower right corner. No individuals are visible in the frame, and no actions or interactions are depicted. The lighting is diffused, suggesting an overcast day or an overhead covering.